Opinion | President Joe Biden writes for … The Washington Post In an opinion piece for the Post, Biden called for major changes to the Supreme Court, including term limits and a code of ethics policy July 30, 2024 Tom Jones
What Supreme Court’s immunity ruling means for Trump’s cases and, potentially, future presidents A U.S. Supreme Court majority ruled Monday that presidents have immunity from prosecution when carrying out ‘official acts’ July 2, 2024 Louis Jacobson
Opinion | More media questions from the Justice Samuel Alito recording Lauren Windsor released more of her secretly recorded conversation with Alito and stood her ground in a Q&A with Politico. June 13, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Was it unethical to secretly record Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito? Lauren Windsor calls herself a journalist. But she didn’t act like one when she deceived Alito to get him to talk. June 12, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | The Washington Post had, and didn’t initially run, the upside-down flag story at the home of a Supreme Court justice The Post knew about the Samuel Alito flag story in 2021, when it happened, and decided not to publish it. May 28, 2024 Tom Jones
Was the upside down flag at Samuel Alito’s house illegal? Hanging the flag upside down is technically against US law. But legal experts say Alito likely did not act illegally. May 23, 2024 Louis Jacobson
How a Supreme Court case most people likely have never heard of is reshaping LGBTQ+ rights A 2020 Supreme Court case called Bostock v. Clayton County has led to a number of policy and legal shifts May 21, 2024 Grace Abels
Donald Trump said all legal scholars, ‘on both sides,’ wanted federal abortion law overturned. That’s wrong. Roe v. Wade inspired legions of supporters and opponents. Before the 2022 ruling, numerous legal scholars urged the Supreme Court to uphold it. April 11, 2024 Louis Jacobson
Opinion | How the media is covering Donald Trump’s Supreme Court case The general consensus seems to be that the court is unlikely to allow Colorado to bar Trump from the state’s ballot. February 9, 2024 Tom Jones
Opinion | Media reaction to the Supreme Court rejecting affirmative action at U.S. colleges Including an examination of ‘two bizarre loopholes,’ why corporate diversity programs may be next, and more. June 30, 2023 Tom Jones
Why doesn’t the Supreme Court have a formal code of ethics? A ProPublica story about Justice Clarence Thomas accepting gifts from a billionaire has renewed calls for the court to adopt a formal ethics code April 17, 2023 Matthew Crowley
Opinion | The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board blasts ProPublica over its Clarence Thomas investigation In an astonishingly brazen editorial, the Journal’s editorial board called it ‘The Smearing of Clarence Thomas’ and a ‘non-bombshell.’ April 10, 2023 Tom Jones
Opinion | ProPublica’s bombshell report about Clarence Thomas and other links for your weekend review The Supreme Court justice has been treated to luxury vacations by a billionaire Republican for more than 20 years without disclosure, ProPublica says. April 7, 2023 Tom Jones
Will vasectomies and tubal ligations rise post-Supreme Court ruling? Plus, why some drugstores are limiting sales of Plan B pills, companies worry about controversial abortion conversations at work, and more. June 29, 2022 Al Tompkins
Violence against abortion providers is on the rise Incidences of stalking, blockades, hoax devices and suspicious packages, invasion, and assault and battery all increased sharply in 2021. June 24, 2022 Al Tompkins
